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All Things Considered with Clay Masters is your comprehensive source for afternoon news and information. Listen from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. every weekday.

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A recent medical journal article argues we do away with use of the term "provider" when referring to primary care professionals.
Interviews offer clues to treatment Prince may have been considering
The California doctor who was planning to help treat Prince isn't talking. But he has spoken in the past about his drug and pain treatment program, including a pioneering use of a synthetic opioid.
Children's Theatre awaits final sex abuse lawsuits
Decades after young people were abused there, the alleged abusers are gone - but their legacy remains.
Martin Friedman: Elitist for the masses
The former Walker Art Center director, who died Monday in New York, is remembered for his devotion to high art, the community and his wife, Mildred.
At MN Opera's 'The Shining,' have a Redrum and try to relax
On Saturday, the Minnesota Opera premiered an original work: an adaptation of Stephen King's novel, "The Shining."
Park near Vikings stadium could open this summer
The City Council will consider an initial contract to run the park and tee it up for a first-of-its-kind public space in Minnesota, just west of the new Vikings stadium.
U proposes tuition hikes for most students; out-of-state students taking the biggest hit
The proposed budget headed to the Board of Regents Friday calls for a 9.9 percent tuition increase for non-resident, non-reciprocity students attending the Twin Cities campus. Other students may see increases around 2.5 percent beginning this fall.
Gallery under fire over use of Native American imagery
Many are calling for the cancellation of an upcoming show featuring 40 paintings and drawings by Scott Seekins.
After two and a half years of public review, two proposed oil pipelines through northern Minnesota are again the subject of public hearings.